Head of the Physical Area of the Laboratory in AIJU. She holds a Master’s degree in Science and Chemical Technology at UNED. She has been working in child safety since 1987, an area in which she has extensive training and experience in management, testing and training.

Oleksandr Bulayenko is Researcher and Education & Scientific Coordinator at the Centre for International Intellectual Property Studies (CEIPI), University of Strasbourg (France), and Associate Researcher at the Institute for Information Law (IViR), University of Amsterdam (Netherlands). He is responsible for the WIPO/CEIPI/INPI training on technology transfer and licensing and for the training programme Regulatory Affairs and IP Protection in the Pharmaceutical Industry. He has carried out multiple projects on IP and digital services for EU institutions.

Researcher on safety and the risk assessment of children’s products at the AIJU Laboratory. Expert in children’s products safety. She is an expert member of the national Committee AEN/CTN 172 “Children” and the European Committee of standardisation CEN/TC 252 “Child care and use articles”.

She’s an associate researcher at the CEIPI, University of Strasbourg, specializing in IP law. Drawing from her expertise in the field of copyright law as a U.S. attorney and PhD (Queen Mary University of London/University of Strasbourg), she has co-authored multiple studies for EU institutions on intellectual property law and enforcement, and published her research in renowned international legal journals.

Technical Director and Chair of the APSI Board. Expert in child safety, injury prevention and children’s products safety.

He graduated in Computer Science, is an Expert in Distributed and Parallel Computing and holds a PhD in Computer Science and is a University professor. He is author of several scientific articles in his field of work: Data Science, development of computer vision algorithms, machine learning, image and natural language processing and digital signal processing for neurofeedback.

He graduated from the University of Economics in Prague, Faculty of Organisation and Management. He has 15 years’ experience as director of trade and marketing at the Czech Union of Producers Coop. Since 2011, he has been Executive Vice Chairman of the Czech Toy and Game Association and manager of European projects, (projects: SME in Dialogue, MARKETING, ALIANCE, ISIP, SAMNIC, iBUS, Ecom4Children). He has also worked as a lecturer in the field of management and marketing, and has an extensive range of published works. He speaks Czech, German, Russian and English.